In this episode of Rapid Response, Bob Safian interviews Sarah Ball, Editor-in-Chief of WSJ Magazine, about the significant changes and transitions happening in the fashion industry, particularly during New York Fashion Week. They discuss the appointment of new creative directors at major fashion houses like Chanel and Dior, the impact of economic uncertainty and social media on fashion trends, and the evolving roles of influencers and fashion media. Ball shares her insights on what makes a fashion show successful, the influence of AI, the phenomenon of dupes, live stream shopping, and the future of the Armani Group following Georgio Armani's passing, emphasizing the importance of creativity and charm in connecting with consumers during uncertain times.
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